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This book was really cute!! All girls will love it. It was a quick read, but I got really into it at the same time!


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Crush du Jour Simon Romantic Comedies Micol Ostow Books Reviews

I agree completely with the reviewer before me. I have read every book in this series because they are quick fun reads. However, this one is drawn out for approximately 200 pages. Nothing occurs for chapters at a time and characters are underdeveloped even for this type of chick lit. The main character is extreme at times - she is meticulous and organized to a fault (except in the kitchen) according to herself, but has trouble waiting tables and keeping a section of four tables under control, for example. I would borrow this book from the library and save my money for the next book!
Simon Pulse Romantic Comedies are always a fun read. These books are not necessarily the best written novels but the stories are always fun and you know you will get a happy ending. I think some adult romances could take a note from these books b/c they are characterized well which is much of the battle in writing any novel since you want your characters, for the most part, to be endearing and relatable.
I read almost all of the Simon Pulse romantic comedies. Not because I'm expecting them to be any good, but because they're like literary candy, and they tide me over until the next one of my series books comes out. Still, this was one of the worst ones I've ever read, which is odd because my favorite one, "30 Guys in 30 Days," was also written by Micol Ostow. I realize the main character is really passionate about the culinary arts, but the constant food metaphors and puns were obnoxious rather than clever. The book is only around 200 pages, and I would say 80% of it is taken up by Laine's interior monologues, all of which are slight variations on the same theme. It was as if Ostow cut and pasted the same couple of paragraphs every 10 pages, but just changed a couple of adjectives here and there. Also, the main love interest was totally one-dimensional. Laine, the professed flirt, claims she's interested in actually making Seth "the one" she has a serious relationship with, but there's absolutely no evidence of anything special about Seth. Laine constantly reiterates how hot he is, but that's the extent of it. I couldn't even tell you what Seth was supposed to look like, so vague were the descriptions of him. I think he supposedly had dimples.
This book represents truly lazy writing. Once again, I wasn't expecting great literature, but I think Micol Ostow was just phoning this one in.
This book was really cute!! All girls will love it. It was a quick read, but I got really into it at the same time!